Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1887-05-27
State QepS.

There Is a prospect that Burlington
may have a paid base ball nine.
\ meeting of the Vermont bicycle club
league is proposed to be held at Montpel-
Ter June 10.
The State Medical society holds its
semi-annual meeting at st. Johnsbury
June % and n.
%l'utlanders are actively engaged in
cleaning out the houses of ill-fame that
have become somewhat numerous there.
The trustees of the village of Rutland
have ordered the police to prevent ball
playing in the streets and parks, and on
Sunday.
Several Boston yacht owners have made
known to the Lake Champlain Yacht
club their intention to compete in the re-
gatta of burlington next fall.
ID. W. Noyes was killed on the track
near South Royalton Friday morning by
the express train. He was partially in
sane from frequent epileptic attacks.
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his barn at Bennington, Saturday. No
cause for the act is assigned. He used II
strap from Il harness to make the moose.
Julia kerrigan of Scranton, Pa. -. was
arrested at New York last Thursday on
kilograms from Windsor, charging her
with the murder of her baby in that place.
Judge W. G.. Veazey of Rutland has
been appointed a member of the Grant
memorial committee, in place of George
W. Hooker of Brattleboro, who has re-
signed.
An official order has been promulgated
by the Central Vermont railroad, charg-
ing % cent for storage of baggage in any
of their stations the second day and ten
cents a dav thereafter.
\ reunion of the Second Vermont regi-
ment will be held in Burlington June u,
the Goth anniversary of its departure for
the front. Col. c. ii. Joyce of Rutland
will make the address.
Charles Gale of Farnham, Can, a Cen
trail Vermont brakeman, was struck on
the head by an overhanging highway
bridge at West Hartford Monday and
seriously hurt. He may recover.
Gen. o. W. Sterl, while fishing in Pitts
field two years ago, lost a valuable watch.
Recently the watch was returned to him
by a Pittsfield gentleman. 1t was found
suspended from a tree and was in good
condition.
Scoundrels entered the barn of Miss
Lizzie NJ. Knapp at Mortified Thursday
night and destroyed two carriages, a
sleigh and sheared the name and tail of
her horse. The selectmen have offered
a reward of 5000 for the conviction of the
guilty person or persons.
ii. A. D%eberville of Hinesburgh went
to work for a Burlington concern, Ar
buckle q Co., as travelling salesman, and
on almost his first trip was suflocated by
gas at the Bates House in Rutland. lie
died two days later. There are some
suspicious of suicide. He was % years
old.
While some men were clearing out the
marble mill fiume on a recent afternoon
at Swanton they found the little son of
David Gouthier wedged into the rock with
some drift wood. The child was dead,
but how long the body had lain in the
water or how the little fellow got there
is unknown.
Father O'Reilley, a Roman Catholic
priest at West Rutland, put a summary
stop to a dance which had been extensive
ly advertised to be held at Campbell's
hall Friday evening under the joint
auspices of the Knights of Labor and the
marble-workers' union. During the day
Father O'Reilley called upon Campbell,